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The Sapphire Resort and Spa, co-owned by Michael Radcliffe-Livingstone and Joy Livingstone-Radcliffe and managed by Ada Hendricks. The Sapphire is a beautiful, luxurious hotel and spa resort located on Amelia Island, a touristy suburb of Jacksonville. Formerly the home of Gabriel Martinez, the figure behind the now-infamous Crimson Vapor drug crisis, the hotel was bought by Radcliffe before the property could be condemned. After a thorough renovation and inspection by government agencies, it was allowed to be re-opened to the public, with the Crimson Vapor crisis now being only a distant memory.

Hotel Amenities

Room Rates

The Penthouse Suite is never available, being the permanent home of the owner, his wife, and their adoptive daughter Ada Hendricks (and her, as the hotel staff assumes him to be, butler/bodyguard, Sig Thorrirson).

Other rooms include twenty single rooms with a king-size bed, twenty double rooms with two queen-size beds, and ten apartment-style rooms equipped with functioning kitchens in addition to separate bedrooms with queen-size beds. All rooms come standard with bathrooms equipped with both a bath tub and a shower, as well as balcony access, though only half of each of the styles of rooms have a view of the ocean (the rooms with an ocean view are, naturally, more expensive).

Each room costs the equivalent of one resource dot for a one-week stay, with the apartment style rooms being worth two resource dots for the same amount of time. Discounts are available for the VIP club. See below.

The VIP Club

On paper, the VIP club's membership is reserved for friends and family of the owners.

The unspoken part is that it's actually for supernaturals, and a VIP card is issued to anyone who is able to present a card for the Crossroads' back room. Anyone with VIP card is allowed to access a special floor of the hotel equipped with its own private bar, and a small stage for exclusive performances. In reality, the purpose of this club is to provide a Veil-friendly space to discuss un-Veil-friendly things; the bartender, who also doubles as a waiter on this floor, is a Thrall of Reggie Burns, the former Minister of Lions, and it is perfectly safe to discuss Veil-unfriendly things in front of her. VIP members also get discounted rates for hotel rooms, allowing them to rent a room for one Resource point per month. This effectively allows those characters to live at the Hotel as if it were an actual apartment, at the cost of resource dots. The Manager, Ada Hendricks, also reserves the right to create even more special discounts for certain guests at her own discretion.

The rules for doing so are as follows:

The Infernal Court (a.k.a. the VIP Platinum Club)

Only Demons are eligible to be given this card, and this card found in the possession of anyone other than a Demon is grounds for that card's intended owner being banished from the Court if it was found to have been given to them voluntarily rather than having it be stolen.

This card being slid into the reader of the hotel elevator allows the operator to press a button for a floor that is normally left un-illuminated, marked only with a star. This floor is the Infernal Court; the elevator leads to a long hallway leading to double-doors…

Private Floors

The following floors are off-limits to everyone except the owners of the Hotel. They are accessible only with the Master Keycard.